Lesson 9

W E E K LY T E S T S 9 . 1
Name Date

Dr. Seuss
Test Record Form

Possible Criterion Student

TEST RECORD FORM
Score Score Score

Vocabulary: High-Frequency Words, Antonyms 10 8

Comprehension: Text and Graphic Features, Selection Test 10 8

Phonics: 2- and 3-letter Clusters with s 10 8

TOTAL 30 24

Total Student Score × 3.33 = %

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 Lesson 9
W E E K LY T E S T S 9 . 2
Name Date

Dr. Seuss
High-Frequency Words, Vocabulary

Antonyms
Read
Together

Read each sentence. Then mark the space for the

word that best completes the sentence.

1 It fun in class today.

was
we
with

2 I got to and play.

read
red
rid

3 Now my friend Peg will come here

class.
after
am
away

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Together To the teacher: Read the directions with children.
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 Lesson 9
W E E K LY T E S T S 9 . 3
Name Date

Dr. Seuss
Vocabulary

4 I will with a pen.

said
some
write

5 Peg will make to go with what I

write.
picks
pictures
pulls

6 She can well.

does
draw
now

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 Lesson 9
W E E K LY T E S T S 9 . 4
Name Date

Dr. Seuss
Vocabulary

Read
Together

Use what you know about opposites to answer the

questions. Mark the space for the best answer to
each question.

7 Which word is the OPPOSITE of glad?

big
has
sad

8 Which word is the OPPOSITE of bad?

good
help
not

9 Which word is the OPPOSITE of him?

her
man
us

10 Which word is the OPPOSITE of yes?

be
have
no 34/0

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Together To the teacher: Read the directions and questions with children.
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 Lesson 9
W E E K LY T E S T S 9 . 5
Name Date

Dr. Seuss
Text and Graphic Comprehension

Features, Selection Test

Read
Together

Think about the story “Dr. Seuss.” Then read each

question. Mark the space for the best answer to
each question.

1 What does the title tell you about the story?

It will have a cat in it.
It will tell who Dr. Seuss is.
It will tell how a sick man gets well.

2 Who is Dr. Seuss?

a cat who can write
a man who helps kids if they get sick
a man who writes and draws pictures for books

3 How do the pictures help you know that Ted is

a funny man?
We see him with a funny hat.
We see him read a funny book.
We see the funny animals he draws.

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 Lesson 9
W E E K LY T E S T S 9 . 6
Name Date

Dr. Seuss
Comprehension

4 Why does the author make the words Cat in

the Hat dark?
Ted said the words.
They are the name of a book.
They make the story fun to read.

5 Why does the author show you a picture of a

mug, lunchbox, and a Cat in the Hat doll?
to show what the cat looks like
to show how Ted writes a story
to show that The Cat in the Hat is a big hit

6 How does the picture of the stamp help you

know more about Dr. Seuss?
We can find the Cat in the Hat.
We can see how he writes a book.
We can see some of the animals in his books.

7 How do you know that Ted had many hits

after The Cat in the Hat?
We see Cat in the Hat dolls.
We see an ad to sell some books.
We see a picture with some of the books.
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 Lesson 9
W E E K LY T E S T S 9 . 7
Name Date

Dr. Seuss
Comprehension

8 Which rhymes are in the story?

red and hat
smell and bell
splat and sled

9 Why does the author write words on the

garden picture?
to tell the name of the garden
to tell what animals are in the garden
to tell the names of all the Dr. Seuss books

10 Why did the author write “Dr. Seuss”?

to make me sad
to get me to write a book
to tell what Dr. Seuss did

Mark Student Reading Level:

34/0
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 Lesson 9
W E E K LY T E S T S 9 . 8
Name Date

Dr. Seuss
2- and 3-letter Phonics

Clusters with s
Read
Together

Look at each picture. Then read the words. Mark

the space for the word that names the picture.

1 slap
spill
stop

2 slick
smock
stack

3 scrap
smell
snap

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 Lesson 9
W E E K LY T E S T S 9 . 9
Name Date

Dr. Seuss
Phonics

4 skin
stick
swell

5 snip
spell
swim

6 slip
split
stack

7 sled
sniff
stub

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 Lesson 9
W E E K LY T E S T S 9 . 1 0
Name Date

Dr. Seuss
Phonics

8 slack
stem
struck

9 scrub
slid
snug

10 skip
spill
strap

34/0

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